Inverse Function Theoremlocal existence resultWe introduce different notions of invertibility for generalized functions in the sense of Colombeau. Several necessary conditions for (left, right) invertibility are
The chapter describes the notion of subspaces and adjoint subspaces and proves, under hypotheses almost immediately applicable to differential subspaces, a representation theorem. The chapter presents definition of the generalized inverse of a subspace and lists some of its properties. As an example of...
3. The Schmidt approximation theorem 189 4. Partial isometries and the polar decomposition theorem 194 5. Principal angles between subspaces 205 6. Perturbations 212 CONTENTS v 7. A spectral theory for rectangular matrices 216 8. Generalized singular value decompositions 224 Suggested further reading ...
The following result proves the necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a semi-E-convex function at a point. Theorem 2.5. Suppose f : M → R and E : Rn → Rn are differentiable functions. Let E be a homeomorphism and let x be a fixed point of E. Then, f is semi-...
We establish the existence and some properties for the GIT, the GCP and the inverse integral transform. Finally, we prove a Fubini theorem for the GIT and the GCP.View full textDownload full textCorrectionKeywordsgeneralized integral transform, generalized convolution product, inverse integral ...
Theorem 2.11 Let Ω0 be a domain in Rp+1 and f0:Ω0→Rp+q be a real analytic function. Then the function given by CK[f0](xx)=exp(xx_qDxxp)f0(xxp)=∑k=0+∞1k!(xx_qDxxp)kf0(xxp),xx=xxp+xx_q, is a generalized partial-slice monogenic function f∗ defined in Ω⊆Ω0...
A remarkable result states that the mean admits a representation in terms of the Gauss hypergeometric function [13]: ( , ) = [ ( 1 , 1 ; 1 + 1 ; 1 − ( −1 ) )] (12) (see [13]). We will need the following. Theorem A. If > , then ( , ) < ( , ) . (13) ...
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However, if we can guess a trial solution m0 that is close to the minimum error solution, then we can use Taylor's theorem to approximate E(m) as a low order polynomial centered about this point. If m0 is close enough to the minimum that a quadratic approximation will suffice, then ...
With the help of integral equations and Schauder fixed pointed theorem,the existence of the solution and the integral expression of the solution to the nonlinear bonndary value problem with conjugation for thegeneralized biregular function vectors in Clifford analysis are considered. ...